blackmaily

English

Etymology

From blackmail +‎ -y.

Adjective

blackmaily (comparative more blackmaily, superlative most blackmaily)

  1. (rare, informal) Of or related to blackmail.
    • 2012, Esri Allbritten, The Portrait of Doreene Gray: A Chihuahua Mystery‎[1]:
      “I wonder what the blackmaily part was about,” Suki said.
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